health care delivary system

2. Presented by:
Mr. Manjunath. Beth
Associate professor
&
HOD OF MSN DEPARTMENT

3. ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM
VS
HELATH CARE DELIVERY
SYSTEM

4. ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM

5. INTRODUCTION
• Management and administration sometimes appear to
be synonymous, but they are not synonymous terms.
• If we consider the administration is the “coin”, the
organization are management are the two sides of the
same coin.
• To translate any policy into action, people need
structure, that is organization, when structure is there,
there are some functions to be alt by
mangement.performed to accomplish goals, that
functional aspect of organization is de

6. THE INDIANADMINISTRATIVESYSTEM
 India is a ex-colonical country & as such.
 India has a mixture of the traditional
structures, habits
 Indian society is in a process of great
transition & the political atmosphere is
characterized by controversy and conflict
about the importance, objectives &
techniques of development.

7. • There is a large middle-class sector which is well
exposed to western values and is deeply
committed to change.
• This elite class, comprising the top political
leadership & the higher bureaucracy, has
articulated new social, political and economic
aspirations, to be communicated and implemented
in part through old & new administrative cadres
functioning through new and modified structures.

8. MAINCHARACTERISTICS
Decentralization
Penetration of administration into the lower &
peripheral sectors of the community
Changes in the civil service
Change from steel-frame to aluminum-frame.
Awareness of new Role
Specialization
Development & the administrative system

9. HELATH CARE DELIVERY
SYSTEM

10. INTRODUCTION

11. HELATH CARE
DELIVERY SYSTEM
model

12. HEALTH STATUS AND
HEALTH PROBLEMS

13. resources

14. HEALTH CARE
SERVICES

15. HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS
1. Public sector
2. Private sector
3. Indigenous system of medicine
4. Voluntary health agencies
5. National health programme

16. HEALTH PROGRAMMESIN INDIA
1. RURAL H.P
2. RURAL WATER SUPPLY
3. NUTRITION
4. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
5. ENVIRONMENT IMPROVEMENT OF SLUMS
6. 20-POINT PROGRAMME

17. CONCLUSION

18. THANK YOU